Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-22
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

Vile lillo NteA.
Twenty-three carloads of oranges wen
East by special train last night.
Sheriff Drew will take John Norton tt
the State Prison at Folsom this morning
The Sacramento river has risen to 20 fee
inch, and is still showinga an upward tend
dency.
Judge Armstrong yesterday granted An.
ME Hammond divorce from S. 3. Ham
mond.
Officer Farrell yesterday arrested James
McAllister on charge of battery, preferred
by Mrs. Annie Johnston.
The American River Baseball Club Of
REUTERS defeated picked nine at that
place on Sunday by score of TO Z.
Isadore Cohen, a native of Germany, was
admitted to citizenship yesterday in the
Superior Court, on the testimony of A.
Nathan and G. Politz.
Rancho del Pasos fine thoroughbred
stallion, Ban Fox, is slowly recovering
from an illness which, few days ago;
threatened to prove fatal.
Deputy Sheriff Riley, of San Francisco,
brought up last evening, en- route to the
| State Prison at Folsom, Charles Lambert,
who is to serve five years for burglary of
the second degree.
The first detachment of the Haggin
horses leaves the Rancho del Paso on the
1st OF April. The string includes twenty
four two-year- olds, to be taken Straight
through to New York.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was 74o and $50,
with fresh and brisk northwesterly winds
and clear weather. Highest velocity of the
winds was about twenty-five miles per
hour.
The Governor has appointed the follow
ing Notaries: G. G. Warren, Chico; John
A. Frazier, Carlsbad, San Diego county T.
A. Nerney, San Diego; Z. S. Barry, San
Luis 0bispo A. s. De Yoe, San Luis
Obispo.
Owing to the greatly increased travel on
all routes, and the extension of the railroad
lines, it seems probable that there will be
scarcity of passenger coaches for use during
the coming picnic season, and there will
probably be a demand for flat cars to help
out.
There has been received at the United
States Land Office in this city mineral land
patent No. IL ,53S, mineral land entry No.
1,020, issued to D. w, Spear and ]. G. Cros-
by for the "Thirty-one Union Quartz
Mine,n in Garden Bar district, Placer
county.
These arrests were made yesterday An
drew and Willie Lewick and Frank De
Cole, by Chief Dillman and officer McCor-
mack, for battery; Josephine Lohmiller and
Maria Viskers, by officer Agner, for dis
turbing the peace; James McAllister, by
officer Farrell for battery.
There were six sleepers attached to the
East bound overland train which arrived
here from San Francisco last night. includ-
ing special car in which were Phil. Ar
mour, of Chicago and a party of friends
This car laid over. so that its passengers
may cross the hill by daylight to-day, and
connect with to-nights overland train at
Reno.
AT Alameda last Sunday policeman at
tempted to separate two toughs who were
fighting, when one of them bit off the Off
GERS ear, and swallowed it. If this simple
little story should be the means of saving
forty or fifty of the two or three hundred
applicants for places on the Sacramento
police force it will not have been written
in vain.
William Kerwin states that it was not in
Second-street dance hall, as has been pub
lished, that he was robbed by Mike Ben
nett Saturday night, but in the City Hotel
saloon. He sat down and fell asleep, and
soon after the barkeeper noticed Bennett
prospecting his pockets and drove him
away, not thinking at the time that he had
taken anything.
Owing to two cars of freight train get
ting off the track at point on the Califor-
mia and Oregon Railroad, between Edge
wood and Montague, yesterdays passenger
train only came from as far north as Mid
die creek, and was about an hour behind
time in its arrival here. The train from
the south was half an hour late in its ar
rival yesterday afternoon.
A package of cut flowers was left by some
person on the mail box at the corner of
Tenth and F streets yesterday. Suisse
queniIy the package was found upon the
ground, broken open and unavailable. All
persons should understand that there is no
safety in placing any matter outside of the
mailing boxes, that is intended to be sent
through the mail. Nor are the mail car
riers expected TO gather packages from
these city collection points.
1t is not so very long since abundant
showers of rain fell, but already farmers in
some portions of the country are wishing
for more. They have not got to the indig-
nantly-comp laining stage yet, but to the
place where they hint that it would "be
Just the thing if we had little rain" In
the city the streets are becoming too dusty
to drive through comfortably, and if the
Street railroad company would put
sprinkling car on their lines to keep the
cars from being filled with dust, its patrons,
the ladies especially, would feel that they
had been greatly favored.
The Commissioners to select site for
the location of branch Normal School in
Northern California will leave this city
next Thursday. The party will consist of
Governor Bartlett; Ira 6. Hoitt, Superin-
tendent of Public instruction; James Den
man, of San Francisco; T. Ellard Beans,
of San Jose; 0. w. Childs, of Los An
geles Ralph Lowe of New Almaden, and
Judge Lawrence Archer, of San jose The
party will first go to Oroville, thence to
Gridley, and from there to Chico. From
that place they will go to Red Bluff and
other towns in the north.